Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands chords by Bob Dylan
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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With your mercury mouth
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in the missionary times
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And your eyes like smoke
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and your prayers like rhymes
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And your silver cross,
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and your voice like chimes
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Oh, who do they think
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could bury you?
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With your pockets well
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protected at last
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And your streetcar visions
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which ya place on the grass
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And your flesh like silk,
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and your face like glass
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Who could they get
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to carry you?
Chorus 1
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Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands
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Where the sad-eyed prophet says that
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no man comes
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My warehouse eyes, my
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Ara bian drums
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Should I put them
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by your gate?
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Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
Verse 2
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With your sheets like metal
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and your belt like lace
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And your deck of cards
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missing the jack and the ace
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And your basement clothes
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and your hollow face
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Who among them can think
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he could outguess you?
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With your silhouette
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when the sunlight dims
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Into your eyes
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where the moonlight swims
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And your matchbook songs
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and your gypsy hymns
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Who among them would try
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to impress you?
Chorus 2
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Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands
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Where the sad-eyed prophet says that
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no man comes
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My warehouse eyes, my
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Ara bian drums
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Should I put them
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by your gate?
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Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
Verse 3
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The kings of Tyrus
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with their convict list
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Are waiting in line
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for their geranium kiss
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And ya wouldn't know
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it woulda happened like this
But who among them
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really wants just to kiss you?
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With your childhood flames
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on your midnight rug
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And your Spanish manners
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and your mother's drugs
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And your cowboy mouth
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and your curfew plugs
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Who among them do ya think
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could resist you?
Chorus 3
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Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands
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Where the sad-eyed prophet says that
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no man comes
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My warehouse eyes, my
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Ara bian drums
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Should I leave them
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by your gate?
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Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
Verse 4
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Oh, the farmers and the businessmen,
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they all did decide
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To show you where the dead angels
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are that they used to hide
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But why did they pick you
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to sympathize with their side?
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How could they ever
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mistake you?
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They wished you’d accepted
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the blame for the farm
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But with the sea at your feet
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and the phony false alarm
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And with the child of the hoodlum
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wrapped up in your arms
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How could they ever
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have persuaded you?
Chorus 4
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Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands
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Where the sad-eyed prophet says that
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no man comes
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My warehouse eyes, my
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Ara bian drums
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Should I leave them
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by your gate?
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Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
Verse 5
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With your sheet-metal memory
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of Cannery Row
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And your magazine- husband
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who one day just had to go
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And your gentleness now,
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which you just can't help but show
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Who among them do you think
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would employ you?
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Now you stand with your thief,
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you're on his parole
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With your holy medallion
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and your fingertips now that fold
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And your saintlike face
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and your ghostlike soul
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Who among them could ever think
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it could destroy you?
Chorus 5
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Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands
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Where the sad-eyed prophet says that
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no man comes
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My warehouse eyes, my
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Ara bian drums
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Should I leave them
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by your gate?
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Or, sad-eyed lady, should I wait?
Outro 1
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Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands
Bob Dylan
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